Stephen Woolston
@woollers.bsky.social
It’s my third year of re-reading Dracula and each year adds new depth. This time, it’s the interpretation of the book as a metaphor for male anxiety about the sexual liberation of women and the demonisation of those who bring sexual “deviance” to a Victorian patriarchy that comes most to the fore.
December 8, 2025 at 5:57 AM
It’s my third year of re-reading Dracula and each year adds new depth. This time, it’s the interpretation of the book as a metaphor for male anxiety about the sexual liberation of women and the demonisation of those who bring sexual “deviance” to a Victorian patriarchy that comes most to the fore.
Before somebody says, “But Steve, they're on this CD (pictured),” actually, they're not. This CD is of the original recordings, not the 1980 digital recordings. Two tracks have the same name, but they're not even the same music, never mind the same recording.
November 12, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Before somebody says, “But Steve, they're on this CD (pictured),” actually, they're not. This CD is of the original recordings, not the 1980 digital recordings. Two tracks have the same name, but they're not even the same music, never mind the same recording.